"Exhume Body, Buried in 1803." Troy Times. September 23, 1926: 18 col 6.
49 Riverside Avenue is relatively near Teller's Crossing, and Teller's Crossing is about where the Papscanee Island Cemetery is thought to have been - though seemingly Riverside Avenue was on the shore east of Papscanee Island. If Anna Visscher was not buried in Papscanee Island Cemetery it was some other one awfully close to it of unknown name.
"Exhume Body, Buried in 1803." Troy Times. September 23, 1926: 18 col 6.
49 Riverside Avenue is relatively near Teller's Crossing, and Teller's Crossing is about where the Papscanee Island Cemetery is thought to have been - though seemingly Riverside Avenue was on the shore east of Papscanee Island. If Anna Visscher was not buried in Papscanee Island Cemetery it was some other one awfully close to it of unknown name.
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